Python String Manipulation

The assignment is to create a user defined function that takes any string (example: 'hello') and capitalize the even letters ('hElLo'). In the example with 'hello', the second letter, (index 1) the fourth letter are capitalized (index 3). I believe that my code is correct, but for some reason it's not accepting the answer. What am I doing something wrong? Thanks!

Functions #10: skyline Define a function called myfunc that takes in a string, and returns a matching string where every even letter is uppercase, and every odd letter is lowercase. Assume that the incoming string only contains letters, and don't worry about numbers, spaces or punctuation. The output string can start with either an uppercase or lowercase letter, so long as letters alternate throughout the string Remember, don't run the function, simply provide the definition To give an idea what the function would look like when tested: myfuncC'Anthropomorphi sm) #Output: 'aNtHrOpOm0rPhIsM | Added note: this exercise requires that the function return a string. Print statements will not work here. A Oops, your solution is incorrect 1- def myfunc(string): 2 lst = [] 3 for i in range (0,len(string)): exercise.py False is not true: This is incorrect if ix2-0: 1 lst.appendCstringi]) else: Lst.append(string[i].upper a -join(lst) return(a)